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Full source code is available at : https://github.com/Ali-Rezaei/StarWarsSearch-RxPaging

I am trying to test my DetailViewModel. My expectation is Species and Films not be empty lists as I have for instance : when(service.getSpecie(anyString())).thenReturn(Single.just(specie)). Here is my test :

I return a RxJava Single type as you see bellow :

How can I mutate observations of e.g. skin_color to NA, when in hair_color NA occur? If would prefer a solution by using dplyr.

I've read through Programming with dplyr and understand that rename() and select() use tidy selection. I'm trying to combine this with the glue syntax to create a custom function using the new double curly syntax (rlang v0.4.0), however I'm getting extra quotation marks:

I have the following data frame with me in R (for anyone familiar with tidyverse, it's the starwars sample dataset)

I'm trying to create a tibble that outputs two columns: homeworld, and shortest_5 (average height of shortest 5 people from that homeworld).

Below is my code;

I am trying to decode data from https://swapi.dev/. I get json correctly with response code 200, but the decoder could not read the data because the format is incorrect. I tried it in a lot of different ways. I am trying to get info on peoples.

Here is my code:

Model File

Creating a React app using the Star Wars API to display the character data in a table. The characters are being returned and added but when the planets get returned, the URL of the planet gets added not the actual name of the planet. Not sure how to loop through the data again to add the planet name to the character. Expected result: When making the API request the character data and planet data get added to the table. Actual result: Character data added to the table, planet data returns as a URL for the planet.

I have a code snippet which I am trying to convert into a function. This function is supposed to look for potential spelling errors in a manual-entry field. The snippet works and you can try it out like this, using the starwars data from the tidyverse package:

So I'm working on a react project with typescript.

What I'm trying to achieve: display movie character data fetched from an API in the form of 1 card per character, using react functional components and typescript.

What doesn't work: it fails to compile because of typescript when trying to render a component.

To do so here is my container: